This New House: 3D Printing and Constructing WikiHouse

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3D Printed Wikihouse Zero Bolts

Most 3D printed objects are tabletop size, but how about 3D printing a full-size house? That’s the idea behind WikiHouse.

Great story from Inhabitat:

We’ve seen a lot of cool 3D-printed objects in our day, but what about a whole house? That’s what UK design firm 00:/ took on when they constructed their 3D-printed WikiHouse at La Rinascente during the Milan Furniture FairWikiHouse is an open-source platform that allows designers from all over the world to design, download and share housing templates that are printed using a CNC milling machine or 3D printer. Hit the jump to see a quick video by Alice Masters, which shows the 00:/ team putting together the first ever zero-bolt prototype of WikiHouse on the shop floor of one of Milan’s most renowned department stores.

3D Printed Wikihouse Zero Bolts

 

Via Inhabitat.

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  2. Anke says:

    Precisely how much time did it require you to create “This New House: 3D Printing and
    Constructing WikiHouse”?

    It possesses plenty of great information. Thanks a lot ,Bridgette

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